After a period of technology accumulation, Boosted its first foray into folding electric scooter field, launched a new Rev scooter.As part of the switch from electric scooters to motorized scooters, The company hopes the Rev will now appeal to a wider range of customers looking for comfort and safety.Rev provides a friendly platform for users who want to learn ropes, with its ergonomically wide handlebars and skateboard space for standing up.

Boosted Rev charging takes 3 hours to complete, the longest can travel 22 miles (35 kilometers), can carry on a 200 - pound person 25% of the slope..

The Rev provides 1500W power output in three different modes and can reach a top speed of 24mph (39 km/h).

The handlebars can be folded down and locked in the rear fender by simply releasing the latch.

The vehicle weighs 20 kilograms (46 pounds), which is not lightweight, but is still within the acceptable range.

The aluminum frame includes a wide, comfortable deck.

The handlets have the same simple, intuitive throttle wheel, and you can find the rest of the booster lineup.

The LED display is simple and easy to read.

It also has thoughtful design details, like a tube wrapped around a deck that can be easily locked up, and a folding mechanism that can be operated with one hand.

Fold it up, small enough to fit under a table.

Share services for electric scooters are on the rise in cities around the world and Vaughan Vaughan, CEO of Vaughan Vaughan told us that they have attracted the interest of a number of companies looking to secure reliable car suppliers.The first scooter will be offered to customers that year for $1,599 and deliveries will begin this year.